
Housemates Festival
lancers have created over the past few years. We had over the keys to our housemates for two weeks to play and reimagine the theatre as a world of their own.
lancers have created over the past few years. We had over the keys to our housemates for two weeks to play and reimagine the theatre as a world of their own.
Damilola Odusote’s solo show Perception is Reality explores the relationship between life’s complexity and our inherent need to simplify things in order to understand the world around us. Internationally known for his eclectic and intricate style, Odusote aims to take the viewer on a playful journey, leaving them to question their perception of reality. His guiding…
Brixton House is the home of new writings from new storytellers, where the magic of theatre happens. Come and explore the heart and mechanics of our buildings and the creative team.
Brixton House’s Fresh Young Producers is a performing arts events management programme open to young people aged 11-17 years.
Glow is a performing and visual arts, health and wellbeing project primarily aimed at young people aged between 14 — 25 years within the Brixton and the wider Lambeth area.
Our Soar Creative Careers programme is for young people and young adults aged between 13 – 25 years interested in working within the performing arts sector.
reative Circle is our arts education programme that provides art education.
Drop into our Job Shops on Thursday 4th and 11th November and find out what it will be like to work in our new theatre in the heart of Brixton.
Meet our Associate Artists! We’re proud to announce the first cohort of Brixton House associates from 2021-23.
Get to know us: We’re building our team as well as our venue! The Brixton House staff team talk about our roles, interests and what we love about Brixton. Four new members of staff have joined Brixton House this summer. Learn more
Koko Brown on making theatre about mental health:
Where do you start with making work about mental health?
Well, this is really easy. The first place that I always start when making work about mental health or actually about anything is I ask myself, ‘Am I ready to make this thing? Am I ready to begin this journey? Am I ready to tell this story? Am I ready to open myself up in this way?’
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